Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
Translated by Dr. Shreerang Godbole

Vinayak Damodar Savarkar or Veer Savarkar as he is popularly known, left his mortal coil on 26 February 1966 in the highest yogic tradition by way of prayopaveshan (giving up food and water unto death). He did this with a sense of deep contentment at having fulfilled his worldly duties. In an article published in the Marathi monthly, Sahyadri (July 1964), Savarkar had spelt out the difference between suicide and self-sacrifice. Given below is an English rendering of Savarkar’s article.

J Jayasundera
17 February 2010
Source: http://www.vijayvaani.com

Most major problems of the world are planned on Pentagon drawing boards. The guiding light for these plans is the western interest. Not humanity, not compassion nor morality. Only plans don’t work perfectly. It is said that if you wish to make God laugh, just tell Him your plans. From Congo to Afghanistan, the mayhem has been instigated by the dictum: Western Interests. They have the arrogance to believe they have the god-given right to interfere in the lives of what they consider inferior civilisations to achieve their ends. To this end, all western countries and the new recruit, Japan, play different roles, but the aim is the same.

Hari Om
16 February 2010

Give Kashmir to Pakistan: Don’t insult Indian nation again and again
As if all this was not enough to cause immense damage to the Indian cause in Jammu & Kashmir, Foreign Minister SM Krishna virtually gave a clean chit to Pakistan while reacting to the terrorist attack in Pune on February 13, which left nine innocent persons dead and more than 60 injured, some still struggling for life in various hospitals.

February 11, 2010 16:24 IST
http://news.rediff.com

Peace with Pakistan is not possible in the foreseeable future. Those charged with the responsibility to safeguard our country and its citizens will do well to get a reality check and devise our defence posture accordingly, writes Colonel Dr Anil Athale (retd).

Hari Om
15 February 2010

Give Kashmir to Pakistan: Don’t insult Indian nation time and again
Five: The highly disturbing and mind-boggling developments in the past 18 months have established that it has become customary with the custodians of the Indian State to cause insult after insult to the self-respecting Indian nation by ignoring all the invectives and epithets that the emboldened and determined Pakistan uses against India.